Congenital Heart Information Network

07/03/2023

https://www.denver7.com/news/local-news/rare-heart-condition-inspires-colorado-student-to-pursue-cardiology

Ingrid Renteral was born with a rare heart condition that inspired her to pursue a career as a cardiologist.

07/03/2023

https://answers.childrenshospital.org/expandable-hear-valve/

Stephen is among the first children in the world to benefit from a heart valve that grows along with a patient's heart anatomy.

07/30/2022

https://www.childrensheartnetwork.org/heart-soul/

Table of Contents Preface: You Are Not Alone Using this guide Using the Children’s Heart Network Acknowledging our contributors Chapter 1: Coping Accepting your feelings Talking about your feelings Telling your family and friends

04/28/2022

The model was hospitalized in early March after suffering stroke-like symptoms.

04/28/2022

A baby born with a severe congenital heart defect received the first experimental heart and cultured thymus transplant. Duke University surgeons say the combo procedure could possibly eliminate the need for dangerous lifelong anti-rejection medicines. CBS News correspondent Omar Villafranca reports.

03/09/2022

To celebrate National Heart Month, meet four heart patients turned heart professionals at Boston Children's Hospital.

03/09/2022

Research Highlights: People with congenital heart defects who were hospitalized with COVID-19 were up to twice as likely to suffer severe illness or death from the virus compared to people who were not born with a heart defect, according to a new ...

02/01/2022

Study suggests worse outcomes at adult centers with expertise in other heart surgeries

12/27/2021

2 in 3 children in study missed school following discharge, with absences averaging 2 weeks; more than half of primary caregivers missed work.